Guardian opinions???
#1
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: San Angelo, Texas (Now in Tulsa, OK)
Posts: 262
Guardian opinions???
Hey guys i am going to purchase an '08 guardian and im not goin to turn the deal i got down it is just too good. I want to hear all of yall that have shot one your opinion on the bow.
Thanks
Colten
Thanks
Colten
#5
RE: Guardian opinions???
I bought my son a Guardian, last year ('08 model). It's a great shooter.....and he and I have no complaints with it, so far.
You'll love the bow. I agree it's a "tad" heavier than some other Bowtech models......but Mitch is 16....and he's never had an issue with it.
Good luck!
You'll love the bow. I agree it's a "tad" heavier than some other Bowtech models......but Mitch is 16....and he's never had an issue with it.
Good luck!
#6
RE: Guardian opinions???
I didn't like the draw cycle, but that was about it. I wouldn't worry too much about it since draw cycle is pretty subjective to the shooter and there are plenty of guys that do like it. I'm sure you'll be happy with the bow.
#8
RE: Guardian opinions???
TEmbry.....I concur, wholeheartedly about the weight. I actually think a little extra weight on a hunting bow is a good thing.
As for the draw cycle......I agree, again. My son is 16 and shoots his at 65#'s.
As for the draw cycle......I agree, again. My son is 16 and shoots his at 65#'s.
#9
RE: Guardian opinions???
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
TEmbry.....I concur, wholeheartedly about the weight. I actually think a little extra weight on a hunting bow is a good thing.
As for the draw cycle......I agree, again. My son is 16 and shoots his at 65#'s.
TEmbry.....I concur, wholeheartedly about the weight. I actually think a little extra weight on a hunting bow is a good thing.
As for the draw cycle......I agree, again. My son is 16 and shoots his at 65#'s.
I thought bowhunters were big tough guys?!?[X(][8D]